📍 22 août à 19 h, Place de la République, Paris
Nous, ex-musulmans qui avons décidé de ne plus porter le statut d’apostat, avons décidé, encore cette année, de ne pas nous taire.
Quitter la religion musulmane est condamné à mort dans douze pays dans le monde. Dans d’autres pays de culture musulmane, l’apostasie est passible de prison. Et au mieux, elle entraîne le rejet social, la rupture familiale, l’exclusion, les menaces et la perte de droits.
De plus en plus d’ex-musulmans sont tués, emprisonnés, persécutés et menacés pour avoir quitté l’islam, qu’ils aient simplement cessé de croire ou qu’ils aient publiquement critiqué la religion.
Nous dénonçons ces injustices et revendiquons nos droits : le droit d’être libres, le droit de quitter une religion et le droit d’être respectés comme des citoyens à part entière.
Nous vous invitons à venir nous soutenir et à vous tenir à nos côtés.
Palestinian Hamas terrorists went from home to home on October 7 in Israel and shot anyone on sight, including the elderly, women, children, and even pet dogs.
How anyone can not stand with Israel against this pure evil is beyond me.
The Forgotten Women:
A Systematic Genocide:
In one of the darkest chapters of recent history, more than 400,000 Yazidi women fled their homes and sought refuge in the Kurdistan Region.
Many were forced to take shelter on Mount Sinjar, trapped without food or water and facing starvation. Those unable to escape met an even more horrific fate — tens of thousands were slaughtered or captured by extremist Muslim militants.
The captives endured unimaginable suffering: enslavement, forced labor, torture, and sexual violence, a brutal campaign that sought not just to destroy a people, but to erase an identity.
If me pointing out that the majority of the men that abused me were Pakistani Muslim men makes me racist, then racist I am.
You do not understand the horrors I have had to live through.
🔴 Nouvelle exécution
Une femme de 20 ans exécutée en Iran
À l’aube du mercredi 19 août 2026, la sentence de mort de la jeune femme nommée Donya Mohammadi, a été mise à exécution à la prison centrale d’Ilam
📌 Le nombre de femmes exécutées en Iran à au moins 21 en 2026
🚨 DON’T LET MOHAMMAD ZANGANEH BECOME ANOTHER YOUNG IRANIAN EXECUTED, SAVE HIS LIFE NOW 🚨
24-year-old Iranian political prisoner Mohammad Zanganeh is reportedly facing imminent execution at Vakilabad Prison and is currently on hunger strike.
📢 Speak his name.
📢 Demand an immediate halt to his execution.
📢 Demand justice. Demand that his life be spared.
The world must not remain silent.
@UN@amnesty@UNHumanRights@Europarl_EN
#MohammadZanganeh #StopExecutionsInIran
He was only 20 years old.
The Islamic regime in Iran executed Ghaem Hosseini, also known as Arian, on Thursday for taking part in the January National Uprising in Isfahan.
Ghaem is the fifth person to be executed in a case involving 12 protesters. The lives of the remaining seven are now in grave danger.
These continued executions reveal one thing above all: a regime terrified of a nation determined to be free.
IMPORTANT PLEASE SHARE THIS TO EVERYONE LETS GET HIM BACK HOME TO HIS FAMILY
Aaron is missing from home he's 14 years old reported missing from Brighton .
He has connections to Burgess Hill, Wivelsfield, Shoreham and Crawley.
He was wearing a red Spain football shirt, black joggers and Nike trainers. He was last seen in Brighton 9.30pm on 19th August.
Anyone who sees him or knows his whereabouts is asked to report it to Sussex Police online or call 101 and quote serial 1627 of 19/08
🚨Don’t stop talking about Iran.
MOHSEN TAKESH IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER OF EXECUTION.
His name is Mohsen Takesh.
He is 33 years old, from Dizicheh, Isfahan, and he was arrested by security forces during Iran's January 2026 uprising.
For nearly four months, his family had almost no information about where he was being held or whether he was even alive.
Then came a brief phone call.
Mohsen had reportedly been transferred to the Alef Ta ward of Dastgerd Prison in Isfahan, where he was subjected to severe physical and psychological torture.
The abuse was reportedly so brutal that his hand was broken during interrogation.
Under this torture and unbearable pressure, Mohsen was allegedly forced to make confessions against himself.
Those forced confessions were then used to build the case against him.
And now the Islamic Republic's judiciary has reportedly sentenced this 33 year old man to death TWICE on the charge of “moharebeh.”
TWICE.
His family is terrified.
His life is in immediate danger.
And we cannot wait until his name becomes another name beneath a photograph of someone we failed to save.
The terrorist and occupying Islamic Republic regime has already massacred more than 40,000 Iranians in just two days.
Now its execution machine continues threatening those who survived the streets.
Mohsen is still alive.
That means there is still time.
Say his name while he can still hear us.
Share his face while he can still be saved.
Make enough noise that the world cannot pretend it didn't know.
MOHSEN TAKESH.
33 YEARS OLD.
SENTENCED TO DEATH TWICE.
DO NOT LET THEM EXECUTE HIM.
Egyptian Coptic Christian who fled Islamic persecution explains:
“There are no moderate Muslims. Either they are following the command of Allah to wage Jihad, or they are not Muslim.
It’s written in the Quran that Muslims have to force everyone else to become Muslim, and if they refuse, they must be killed.”
Pay attention to what he’s saying!
@TRobinsonNewEra This is morally reprehensible. We are not living in Iran or Nigeria. We do have rights under the UNDRIP to protect are culture and way of life.
Another 2 invaders have been convicted of raping a woman at knifepoint while she was star gazing in a park during a ‘harrowing attack’.
Afghani Khan Agah and Noorullah Ahmdzai treated their victim as an ‘object they could use and abuse’ on August 16 last year in Barking Park, east London, a court heard.
Their victim was on a date with another man when, at around 11pm, her attackers pinned her down and said ‘they just wanted to have some fun with her’.
Ahmdzai, 26, raped her while Agah held a Swiss Army type knife to her date’s throat threatening to kill him if he tried to call the police before the pair switched roles.
The courts had put restrictions on Agah being named as he said he was a child when invading, which he clearly is not!
This is all day everyday!
به یاد جاویدنام سودا اکرمی فرد؛ دانشآموز ۱۶ ساله از کرج - جمعه ۱۹ دی
سودا تک فرزند خانواده بود، دختری که به گفته مادرش، به آزادی و آمدن شاه باور عمیق داشت و روزهای قبل از حادثه مدام از پیروزی نزدیک حرف میزد
#سودا_اکرمیفرد
🆘SOS: They’re hanging an 18-year-old.
Shervin Bagherian.
Death sentence given twice. Final family visit just called. Moved to solitary.
He only wanted freedom.
#شروین_باقریان Please don’t look away.💔
These are Omer (2 years old) and his twin sisters,
Arbel and Shahar (5 and a half years old) Simon Tov.
On October 7, Hamas burned them alive.
Their parents, Johnny and Tamar, were also killed.
"They are here; they are burning us" this was the last message Johnny sent to his sister, Rane.
Their grandmother, Carol Simon-Tov, was also murdered in their home that day.
Lest you forget why Israel is fighting this war.
The Islamic regime has executed all of these innocent people in recent weeks.
Their only crime was demanding freedom.
No protests.
No outrage.
No headlines.
Shame on the world.
💔😭 She was only 17.
Just a regular girl. No weapon. No crime. She simply went out into the streets with thousands of others — because life had become unbearable. Because the economy had collapsed, because dignity was gone, because she wanted at least a chance at a normal life.
And the regime that was supposed to protect her opened fire. With live ammunition. And killed her.
Her story isn’t an exception. It’s the system. The Iranian regime has spent years proving one thing: any voice that gets too loud must be silenced. Even if it’s the voice of a 17-year-old girl.
How many more stories like this do we need? How many more families have to lose their children before the world stops looking away?
Don’t stay silent. Don’t forget. Speak up. Because if we go quiet — they win.
Her name is Kyerna Jonathan. She is 35 years old. Her story is one of raw courage, resilience, and a mother’s ultimate sacrifice.
On Monday, August 17th, 2026, armed terrorists speaking Fulani and chanting “Allahu Akhbar” invaded Bin Mper village in Kombun District, Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State, Nigeria. They came in swarms, and her home was the first they broke into.
Her husband, Jonathan Ishaku, was keeping watch outside. With no weapon to defend his family and no time to get them out, he ran into a nearby cornfield, praying the attackers would pass over his house. They did not. Their mission was to leave no survivors.
They shot off the door locks and stormed the room where Kyerna lay sleeping with her five children, firing round after round from automatic rifles.
With seconds to act, Kyerna made a choice. She threw herself over her two youngest children who were sleeping beside her bed, using her own body as a shield.
The gunmen kept firing for several minutes, hitting her multiple times in the back before leaving her for dead.
When rescuers arrived minutes later, they found Kyerna bleeding heavily and unable to move. But beneath her, the two children she had covered were completely unharmed.
Tragically, she did not have time to reach her three other children. They were killed in the attack. They were among the 25 people buried the following morning in Bin Mper village.
Kyerna survived. She was rushed to the hospital where she is currently receiving treatment for her injuries — a mother who took the bullets meant for her children and lived to tell it.
In case you weren't aware, Ghaem Hosseini, also known by the name Arian, was hanged this morning by the evil islamic regime.
He was an Afghan national in Iran who joined the January uprising.
Even though he could have sat back and said "this doesn't concern me", Ghaem bravely chose to stand with his Iranian compatriots instead.
The mullahs executed an innocent 20 year old man for resisting their demonic regime. He's the latest in an ever growing list of young people in Iran facing the noose, because the war is on hold and the regime wants to murder as many as possible until it flares up again.
His memory will be eternal.
In a free Iran, a street will be named in his honour.